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- card100
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Scratcher
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C to C+ to C++
I was wondering if you could code something in C and then claim it's C++ or C+. I get that you could not really do the other way but I was wondering if you could do that one way transfer. Thanks!
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- ChocolatePi
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Scratcher
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C to C+ to C++
There is no C+, only C and C++. For the most part, you could write something in C and it would compile in C++, but there are some tricky cases.
- bobbybee
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Scratcher
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C to C+ to C++
There is no C+, only C and C++. For the most part, you could write something in C and it would compile in C++, but there are some tricky cases.Yeah, C++ at one point was a C deriviative, but nowadays they're distinct languages with distinct syntax.
So, many trivial C programs are valid C++ programs, but it's still a subset.
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